Nebraska notices report Aurora fires and local events
Two fires near Aurora ruin homes and a threshing outfit. a Pawnee team scares horses injuring a woman. Ashland hosts hunters. land sales near Geneva. Edgar and Decatur reports include church earnings and fires. Aurora diphtheria. Lincoln fruit and cattle data. multiple town news from Ashland to De Witt.
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Folger resumes duties as bonds redemption begins
The article notes Secretary Folger resumes his duties at the Treasury. He signals no fixed date for another bond call but expects to decide soon on anticipated redemption. He directs the Assistant Treasurer in New York to redeem bonds under the five million dollar weekly rate.
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Disturbances and Trials Reported Across Europe War News
Newspaper summary of Nov 6 to Nov 9 items: rebels tried by military court, 880 prisoners with 50 guilty, 8,000 troops ready to move against insurrection, reserve force at Karaska, distress among victims of incendiary fires, Arabi Pasha status under municipal law, cloture debate in Parliament, Anthony Trollope’s health, Derbyshire Clay Cross colliery explosion with many deaths, Manila hurricane damage, Duke of Newcastle voyage, foreign press on US election, anarchist warning in Lyons, a divorce granted in London, police clearance at Hotel de Ville, Egypt ends foreign financial control, potential abdication threat.
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Quick Quip Between Brown and Frog Spotlight
A brief, humorous exchange shows Brown asking if he can be as fast as a horse while Frog corrects that few horses could trot as fast as Brown. The dialogue playful banter centers on speed and comparison.
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Frog
Kidney Wort Promoted as Remedy for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement extols Kidney-Wort as the most effective cure for dyspepsia bilious attacks headaches and other ills caused by their underlying source. The text claims it helps habitual constipation and benefits millions of Americans.
Cannery Project Aims to Hire Hundreds in Stockton
An effort to establish a large fish and fruit cannery in Stockton seeks to form a joint stock company and provide employment for hundreds of women and children. A financial statement for 1881 shows $18,000,000 already expended on the East River bridge, with about $1,250,000 more needed to complete the structure.
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Train wreck halted by crew escape
EZ Tec lomotive was hurled down the bank and wrecked the train crew jumped for their lives. A sumber of care were wrecked and the rails torn up. The passenger train got through safely.
Kidney Disorder Relief Reported by Rochester Reader
Elidney Compaint of Rochester New York writes that after over a year of serious kidney trouble Bardock Blood Bitters relieved him before finishing half a bottle. He plans to continue treatment as he is confident of a complete cure. Price noted as $1.00.
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B. Turner
Rochester
N. Y
Sharpless Endorsement for Thomas' Electric Oil
A Marlon Ohio druggist, P. O. Sharpless, writes of Thomas' Electric Oil claiming a man cured after eight years of sore throat with one bottle and noting many rheumatic cures where other remedies failed. He regards it the best medicine sold.
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Marlon
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Thomas
Uncertain Judgments Weigh on Cat and Man
A fragment notes three mysteries eluding even the wise mind. It cites the cat’s next leap, a small creature’s verdict, and the character of a man as yet unknown.
Fragmentary note questions Mr Godfrey and recovery
The readable lines speculate whether Mr Godfrey is a patient Peter or at work, pondering if he is completely cured or only partly. The fragment ends with a crude remark about Hop Bitters as a remedy.
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